Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
By Muhammad Umar Tahir || For most inventions, humans created the machine first and worried about safety later. Cars became faster before seat belts became standard. Factories expanded before environmental … Read More
By Luis Andres || The 2026 Gwangju Biennale is not confined to its main exhibition hall. Across the city, international pavilions have transformed different spaces into artistic encounters, inviting visitors … Read More
By Reeti Roy || Virginia Woolf arrived at what sounds like a rather prosaic conclusion in A Room of One’s Own: If a woman was to write fiction or poetry, … Read More
By Tabbu Shaikh || Every morning at 5:30, while the city is still wrapped in darkness, Meera wakes up. She quietly prepares breakfast for her family, packs lunches for her … Read More
By Vibhanshu Maurya || To most people, a pile of discarded cauliflower leaves looks like waste. But Rebecca Ghim saw the beginning of a recipe. Thousands of kilometers from Gwangju, … Read More
By Dhivyaa S. P. || Some cafés pull you in with the view. Clement (클레망), does it with bread, desserts, and one very good cup of milk ice cream. Clement … Read More
By Lindsay Herron || The year 2007 was an amazing time for Korean rock music. On weekend nights, Hongdae venues such as DGBD, Skunk Hell, and Club Spot thrummed with … Read More
